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A dataset designed to study literary fiction's quality as a multidimensional construct with several different proxies for reception and assessment (e.g. Goodreads' scores, libraries' holdings, selection for long-listed awards, presence in canonical anthologies etc.). The dataset contains metadata and tens of linguistic features for more than 9000 contemporary novels. Ideal for study of literary quality and reception. An extensive description of the measures annotated in the corpus can be found at GitHub: https://github.com/centre-for-humanities-computing/chicago_corpus/blob/main/data/corpus_description.md
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Semi-guided expert interviews conducted by Daniel Irrgang, with protagonists associated/involved with the “Thought Exhibitions” at ZKM | Centre for Art and Media, Karlsruhe (DE). Research Project: “Thought Exhibition: The significance of Bruno Latour's art exhibition concept for his work and as a model for art institutions” Funding: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship, project code: EC/H2020/101028379 Interviewees: - Alexandra Arènes, Soheil Hajmirbaba (video call via Zoom, March 7, 2023, CET) - Marie-Claire Pierret (video call via Zoom, March 24, 2023, CET) - Lívia Nolasco-Rozsas (Berlin [DE], June 28, 2024, CET) - Martin Guinard-Terrin (video call via Zoom, June 18, 2024, CET) Project abstract: The research project investigates the concept of “thought exhibition” (TE), a curatorial approach developed by Bruno Latour (BL) and Peter Weibel during four exhibitions at ZKM | Centre for Art and Media, Karlsruhe (Germany). The project will gain new insights into Latour’s work in philosophy and STS by demonstrating the significance of TEs for this work. It will also provide a conceptual framework for the role of the arts in facilitating engaging narratives on ecologically/socially critical issues. In particular, the project will investigate Latour’s concepts of “hybrids”, artefacts which cannot be put distinctively in categories of nature or culture, transgressing the dualistic distinctions, and of “compositionism”, a relational way of juxtaposing objects and actors in the exhibition space.
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Digitalisering og opmærkning af trusselsbreve til projektet 'Truslers sprog og genre', der bygger på en innovativ kombination af sprogvidenskab og genrestudier med det formål at opnå både detaljerede og gennemgribende indsigter i de sproglige og retoriske træk i trusselsbeskeder. Projektet omfatter dannelsen af en tekstdatabase bestående af autentiske, dansksprogede trusler. Trusselsbeskederne kommer fra dombøger optrykt i Karnov.
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Jysk Ordbog covers the dialects of Jutland c. 1700-1920. When finished the dictionary will contain c. 55.000 lemmas (often including sublemmas). The current version contains app. 16,00 entries. The word information comprises (1) pronunciation (in a simple, slightly extended Dania), (2) inflection, (3) meaning(s), (4) range, and (5) origin. Usage is shown by quotations.
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The Danish Parliament Corpus 2009 - 2017, v2, w. subject area annotation contains transcripts of parliamentary speeches of the Danish Parliament, Folketinget, session 20091 to 20161 (6/10 2009 – 7/9 2017) downloaded from the Danish Parliaments ftp server: ftp://oda.ft.dk. The corpus has extensive metadata about the MPs (name, gender, age, role, title, party affiliation), timing of the speeches and subject area annotation of each agenda item. The information on age and gender was added from external sources and the subject area annotation was semiautomatically added to each speech on the basis of manual annotation of the agenda titles. The corpus is organized into tab separated txt-files, one filer per meeting, one zip-file per session. The Danish Parliament Corpus 2009 - 2017 follows the license for Open Data stating the following: "The Danish Parliament grants a world-wide, free, non-exclusive and otherwise unrestricted right of use of the data in the Danish Parliament's open data catalogue. The data can be freely: • copied, distributed and published, • adapted and combined with other material, • exploited commercially and non-commercially. " Following the copyright act, the speeches can be distributed without the consent of the speaker but only in a way where the author/speaker of each text/speech is clearly stated. Furthermore, the Danish Parliament must be acknowledged as the source.
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corpusCLARIN-DK
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A dataset designed to study literary fiction's quality as a multidimensional construct with several different proxies for reception and assessment (e.g. Goodreads' scores, libraries' holdings, selection for long-listed awards, presence in canonical anthologies etc.). The dataset contains metadata and tens of linguistic features for more than 9000 contemporary novels. Ideal for study of literary quality and reception. An extensive description of the measures annotated in the corpus can be found at GitHub: https://github.com/centre-for-humanities-computing/chicago_corpus/blob/main/data/corpus_description.md
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